Egypt uncovers five artifacts in Ihnasia
Important archaeological discoveries have been announced in the Ehnasia area in Beni Suef Governorate, including stone chambers inscribed with the name of King Senusret III, a cartouche bearing the name of the god Osiris, as well as remains of an ancient temple and rare statues, among them a marble head of Aphrodite. These findings shed light on the evolution of architecture and religious and cultural expressions in the region across ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman eras. They underscore the historical significance of Ehnasia and support the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities' plan to develop archaeological sites and promote cultural tourism.
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